Alt Codes for Spanish Alphabet
List of Alt Codes for special letters and characters in the Spanish alphabet. Learn how to type accented vowels, ligature, inverted exclmation point, and inverted question mark by using their Alt Code values.
| Letter | Letter Type | Alt Code |
|---|---|---|
| ¡ | Inverted Exclamation Point | 0161 |
| ¿ | Inverted Question Mark | 0191 |
| Á | Uppercase Accent Acute (A) | 0193 |
| É | Uppercase Accent Acute (E) | 0201 |
| Í | Uppercase Accent Acute (I) | 0205 |
| Ñ | Uppercase Ligature (NN) | 0209 |
| Ó | Uppercase Accent Acute (O) | 0211 |
| Ú | Uppercase Accent Acute (U) | 0218 |
| Ü | Uppercase Accent Diaeresis (U) | 0220 |
| á | Lowercase Accent Acute (a) | 0225 |
| é | Lowercase Accent Acute (e) | 0233 |
| í | Lowercase Accent Acute (i) | 0237 |
| ñ | Lowecase Ligature (nn) | 0241 |
| ó | Lowercase Accent Acute (o) | 0243 |
| ú | Lowercase Accent Acute (a) | 0250 |
| ü | Lowercase Accent Diaeresis (u) | 0252 |
How to type special Spanish letters by using their Alt Codes?
- Make sure you switch on the NumLock,
- press and hold down the Alt key,
- type the Alt Code value of the special Spanish letter; for example, for lowercase accent diaeresis u, type 0252 on the numeric pad,
- release the Alt key and you got ü.
*You must type, preceding 0.
** Above mentioned procedure is not aplicable for MacOS.
For more information on how to use charecters, symbols, and emojis please check our How to use Alt-Codes? page.